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non), in the almost total absence of the green and white mark- 
ings on the secondaries, in the much less prominence of the 
pink coloration on the under surface and of the green spots 
on the secondaries, in the paler colour of such spots as remain, 
in the presence of a red-bordered black spot towards the base 
of the costal border, immediately above the ordinary lunule 
of these colours, in the presence of two conspicuous scarlet 
spots in place of the two other ordinary red-edged black spots, 
and in the greater size of the black patch beyond the middle 
of the subcostal area. Expanse of wings 100 millim. 
New Britain. 
31. Plesioneura insulata, sp. n. 
g. Allied to P. alysos of Ceylon. Dark chocolate-brown ; 
primaries with an oblique trifid semihyaline white patch from ~ 
the subcostal vein near the end of the discoidal cell to the 
first median branch; a small transverse bilobed spot separate 
from the above, but of the same colour, across the interno- 
median area near the external angle. Hxpanse of wings 43 
millim. 
New Britain. 
32. Tagiades clericus, sp. n. 
Nearly allied to 7. atétcus: primaries dark purplish brown, 
with two conspicuous hyaline white spots near the end of the 
cell and two placed obliquely near the base of the median 
interspaces; an oblique and slightly angulated subapical 
series of four hyaline white points: secondaries dark brown, 
with the anal fourth snow-white ; the apex, three large mar- 
ginal spots, and two unequal obliquely placed subapical spots 
black: body dark brown. Primaries below nearly as above : 
secondaries snow-white, bluish in the centre, and with the 
base and costal area broadly purplish brown ; a subconfluent 
marginal series of unequal black spots ; three small subapical 
black spots, the second and third close together, on the radial 
interspaces : pectus bluish white; venter white. Expanse of 
wings 52 millim. 
Duke-of-York Island. 
33. Tagiades presbyter, sp. n. 
Allied to 7. atticus and T. menaka: primaries above black- 
brown; a subcostal dot and two unequal dots near the end of 
the cell, forming an oblique series beyond the middle; two 
dots placed obliquely on the median interspaces, the usual five 
subapical dots, a squamose dash at the end of the cell, and 
